In Book Eleven of the Irish Village Mysteries, Siobhan and The O'Sullivan Six return in MURDER IN AN IRISH GARDEN, where a fierce garden competition takes a deadly turn.
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Garda Siobhan has been studying hard for her Detective Sergeant exam, and her husband, Macdara, is driving her mad. Fortunately, Kilbaneβs Top Garden Contest provides a much-needed distraction, along with her brother Eoinβs new restaurant opening. However, things take a dark turn when Cassidy Ryan, a professional landscape designer, enters the contest, seemingly aiming to win at all costs to qualify for a larger competition. Her efforts stir resentment among the other local gardeners. When Cassidy's garden is revealed with a magnificent statue, Siobhan is shocked to discover a corpse hidden beneath all the gold paint. Now, itβs up to Siobhan to find the killer and uncover who is weeding out the competition. Will the garden show go on?
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This long-running series shows no signs of slowing down. Siobhan, her siblings, her new husband, and her coworkers keep the action moving and the intriguing mysteries coming. MURDER IN AN IRISH GARDEN presents a unique crime where the victim is on display, and the other gardeners are under suspicion. Siobhan is a determined and intelligent Garda who follows the clues, leaving no stone unturned in her investigation. The plot is engaging, and the charactersβalong with the charm of Irelandβshine through the pages. Molly, the intrepid reporter, adds depth to the mystery, which includes an Irish legend, destroyed gardens, a scattering of gold objects, a mysterious crate delivery, and a complex plan of deception. MURDER IN AN IRISH GARDEN continues this exceptional series with a distinctive crime, an entertaining cast, and a conclusion that promises a new chapter in Siobhanβs life.
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